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1 To summarise information what must you do?
Read it, think about it, and write it in your own words.
2 What is a reference list?
A list of all sources of information you have researched and used in your work.
3 What are 3 features of a good question?
Interesting, clear focused and arguable.
4 What is a biased question?
A question that shows bias or preference.
5 What is primary research?
First-hand research through interviews surveys or questionnaires
7 What type of websites are usually reliable if ending with .gov?
Government websites.
8 What does a bar graph help you do?
Present research findings visually with explanations.
9 What is analysis in research?
Breaking an issue into smaller parts to explain it in more detail.
10 What are perspectives?
Different world views or ways of looking at an issue.
11 Give an example of a personal perspective.
A person’s view after exploring different perspectives and reflecting on causes and consequences.
12 What is a course of action?
Something you can do to help make a positive difference to an issue.
13 What is a claim?
A statement that something is true often without evidence.
14 What is evidence?
Information that supports a claim like studies reports or quotations
15 How do you evaluate a source?
By looking at its strengths and weaknesses.
16 What is fake news?
False information created to trick people often for politic often for political or business reasons.
17 What is bias?
A judgement based on a personal point of view.
